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Question 1 • FL-1700370-Critical Thinking and Study Skills - Flex
“While in fiction the writer can use more abstract language and allow the audience to piece together the story in an imaginative way, non-fiction is presenting information, so it is objective and to the point”How is non-fiction different than fiction?
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Fiction tells an imagined or made-up story, while nonfiction presents information about real people, events, or ideas. Nonfiction is usually factual, objective, and direct.